una de ellas es la sb 14 72.so de velocidad. >> cuando es comprobado que una de estas personas estaban en uno de estos ligado a lo que estaban haciendo causÓ un choque en el cual alguien fallece en uno de estos choques las penalidades de lo que va a pasar serÁn mÁs para las personas, se pueden encontrar algunos aÑos tras las rejas si causan que alguien fallezca. paola: la ley entrarÁ en vigencia el 1 de enero y ayudarÁ a las autoridades a combatir los espectÁculos ilegales de autos que ocurran dentro de estacionamientos, recuerden que antes habÍan ciertas limitaciones. hoy iniciÓ el periodo de mÁxima vigilancia con el fin de mantener seguros a los conductores, tomando en cuenta que son millones los que emprenden su viaje por carretera para reunirse con familiares o amigos. maribel nos dice que buscan los oficiales. maribel: ocupadas, asÍ estarÁn las autopistas en las prÓximas horas y con ello el operativo de mÁxima vigilancia. con la llegada del viernes inicia el periodo de mÁxima vigilancia. ¿quÉ busca la patrul

que comenzarÁn a aplicarse a partir del primero de enero de dos mil veintitrÉs, una de ellas es la sb y dos esta ley se refiere a los homicidios ocurridos por manejar a exceso de velocidad y permite que los conductores involucrados en sabe shows. quien maneje mÁs de cien. >> causÓ una muerte pueden recibir cargos por homicidio vehicular, combinado con negligencia grave cuando es comprobado que una de estas personas estaba en lo que seccions. >> fallece en uno de estos coches, las penalidades serÁn mÁs para las personas. se pueden encontrar unos aÑos tras las rejas si causan que alguien fallezca. locutora: otra de las nuevas leyes es la ab10 32, que permite activar alerta amarilla cuando haya algÚn atropellamiento o fuga. >> se va a utilizar para mandar un mensaje y decir la placa del vehÍculo, si es la marca, modelo o color por si alguien mira a este vehÍculo puede llamar rÁpidamente a la policÍa para que puedan agarrar a la persona que es sospechosa o el vehÍculo que piensan que estuvo involucrado en este choque. locutora: esta ley entrarÁ en vigencia el 1 de enero y ayudarÁ a las au

black voters did not forget sb 202, the voter suppression law.ed, we were targeted right after the last senate election and there were laws created through this sb 202 law that makes it harder for us to vote. last election we had nine weeks to vote, that was truncated to four weeks. we have the republican secretary of state that is supposed to lead the elections, get people engaged and informed to make sure we have a strong democracy, actually sue so that we would not have a saturday voting day because of a confederate holiday be robert e. lee birthday. voters wanted to send a message, we are not going back, we wero fended, strong, and going to make a difference in the election. >> we said we would ask you this question regarding the president, joe biden. listen, he's not polling very well but still he's getting a lot accomplished, his agenda. people are looking to this election saying joe biden is winning. so there may not be a choice for democrats come 2024. is there a connection there? do you agree with that sentiment? >> i do. i think at the

tambiÉn entran en vigencia la ley sb 13 75 que busca aumentar el acceso a un aborto seguro en californiadentro poco mÁs de tiempo. siete condado de california podrÁn retirar de las calles para que reciba gratamente las personas que padezcan enfermedades mentales severas con esquizofrenia o quienes tengan adicciÓn de las drogas. esto para poder seguir tratamiento. sin embargo las personas que no quieren hacerlo por el ser obligados a hacerlo o cumplirlo bajo una tutela. por favorezcan el cÓdigo que ven pantalla donde le mostraremos la lista completa de las 10 leyes mÁs importantes que se implementarÁn a partir del prÓximo aÑo. tambiÉn se las explicaremos 1—1. ramÓn: y tambiÉn los empleadores deben estar atentosapagar acorde al incremento de sueldo a partir del 2023. platicamos con algunos dueÑos de pequeÑos negocios que dicen no estar en contra de los incrementos aunque nos dijeron que los precios de los productos tambiÉn subieron para ellos durante 2022. >> todo lo que es el material nosotros tenemos que dar un precio. y tratamos de dar un precio justo para lo que son los clientes. ramÓn

sbs has been transferred to three departments under dhs. you think the management directorate will be a permanent home for fps or as another home within dhs more -- >> our transition of management has been wonderful. we are taking advantage of the expertise. cfo rso you name it we need to mature our programs within a vs they are helping us do that. ultimately the decision is on fps and as we grow and mature we would be ready to prepare ourselves within dhs. right now our alignment with management specifically and in the leadership and guidance of acting secretary has been a good place for us right now. >> thank you mr. cline and without my time has expired and i yield back. >> thank you sir. the chair will now recognize a member of the committee for questions that you may want to ask the witnesses in accordance with the guidelines laid out by the chairman and ranking member in if every third colloquy but i recognize members in order to alternating between majority and minority members. members or might it to meet themselves will -- undernea

makes modern bitumen so strong and at the same time elastic is one of the most common additives of sbsiers styrene butadiene-styrene polymer, which is also kneaded, for example, into chewing gum, it is also in the soles of our shoes sbs gives asphalt elasticity and does not allow cracking in the cold, but the problem is that, like most modifiers, it is not cheap and ultimately increases the price of the final product. at perm polytechnic university is offered an alternative solution the university is a participant in the priority 230 program of the national project science and universities, and is also part of the world-class scientific and educational center rational neutron use of the decade of science and technology, thanks to the national project , a network of such emotions is being created 15 of them are already actively working in world-class scientific and educational centers , scientists conduct research and create developments in relevant areas from ecology and space to agriculture and medicine. well, in the perm polytechnic university they are testing an almost free componen

. >> that sb caliber shift on the street is awarding walking down the street and seeing people sitting outside address this building has been vacate and seeing this change is inspiringing. >> we've created a space where people walk in and have fun and it is great that as changed the neighborhood. >> oewd is oak on aortas a driver for san francisco. >> we've got to 23ri7b9 market and sun setting piano and it was on the street we've seen companies we say used to have to accompanying come out and recruit now they're coming to us. >> today, we learned about the office of economic workforce development and it's effort to foster community and make the buyer market street corridor something that be proud of thanks to much for watching and tune in next time for >> december especially meeting of the local agency formation commission. i'm surpriser chan. chair. joined by vice chair jacky fielder and commissioners gordon mar, dean preston, hope williams and singh. i

. >> reporter: that's american sb brian vega, stuck at the base of machu picchu for almost a week after four d hiking, new york state native amy madden was stranded. >> we walked 18 miles to the nearest town that we could get possibly a bus out of. so we got on to that bus, and we hit a roadblock. >> reporter: from there, things got tense, she says. >> and we all got out, and the mob of people started coming towards us one of the men had a sith, like a weapon in his hand and ran for the bus driver we were terrified. >> reporter: across the country, unrest has spread since pedro cedillo was arrested and detained now under a new president, dina b ballourte. >> i heard it's running, but i'm not sure to what capacity or what safety level. >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news >> the celebration continues for argentina after a thrilling world cup final. a dramatic comeback, overtime and then a penalty shootout with argentina outlasting france to win the tournament our meagan fitzgerald is in qatar with the highlights. >> yes >> reporter: it was a match for the ages the world cup fairy tale end

. >> and on guns sb 9, 1, 5 will go into effect. look, this is a first in the nation law authored by irvine senator dave min. the law will outlaw the sale and transfer of firearms on all state owned property effectively banning gun shows from taking place at the state. 74 fairgrounds, gun shows sell 10's of thousands of guns in our communities. and there is at this point overwhelming statistical evidence. >> that the morgans, you have a community and surprisingly, the more likely you are to have all sorts of different gun violence. this bill is misdirected fairgrounds, our own, but all the people in the state of california, them, therefore, it cannot be banned from these public facilities. and in 2023 jaywalking will also become legal reporting here outside the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, this new year's eve kron 4. we're going to be counting you down to 2023 across every time zone. we've got music, fun. fireworks among the big name performers is usher. here's a preview of what you can expect. take a look. >> when

. >> and on guns sb 9, 1, 5 will go into effect. look, this is a first in the nation law authored by irvine senator dave min. the law will outlaw the sale and transfer of firearms on all state owned property effectively banning gun shows from taking place at the state. 74 fairgrounds, gun shows sell 10's of thousands of guns in our communities. >> and there is at this point overwhelming statistical evidence. >> that the morgans, you have a community and surprisingly, the more likely you are to have all sorts of different gun violence. this bill is misdirected fairgrounds, our own, but all the people in the state of california, them, therefore it cannot be banned from these public facilities. and in 2023 jaywalking will also become legal reporting here outside the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> the committee investigating the january 6 insurrection has dropped. the subpoena issued to former president donald trump was issued in october and directed trump to hand over phone calls, text messages and emails related to what membe

federation are district protective helmet, 6b-47 and a protective set for crew members and combat vehicles sb48, this product is made from the flowing raw materials of the enterprise, the current period was able to organize the timely supply of raw materials and materials for the successful implementation of the state defense order year after year, the enterprise fulfills the state turnover order for 30 years there has not been a single return of products without claims and complaints about the quality of workmanship of products, and the enterprise successfully copes with its tasks, in addition to bulletproof vests and helmets admission to the military unit mobilized. he gets to prepare the set himself headgear size, 58 form size 54.4 shoe size 43 one of the elements of equipment for soldiers all over the world such shoes are comfortable and practical special design with a high top, a strong flat sole and lacing tightly fixes the leg above the ankle. this protects it from grass, dislocations and sprains. at the same time, these boots allow the military to spend the whole day on their feet to

and on guns sb 9, 1, 5 will go into effect. look, this is a first in the nation law authored by irvine senator dave min. the law will outlaw the sale and transfer of firearms on all state owned property effectively banning gun shows from taking place at the state. 74 fairgrounds, gun shows sell 10's of thousands of guns in our communities. >> and there is at this point overwhelming statistical evidence. >> that the morgans, you have a community and surprisingly, the more likely you are to have all sorts of different gun violence. this bill is misdirected fairgrounds, our own, but all the people in the state of california, them, therefore, it cannot be banned from these public facilities. and in 2023 jaywalking will also become legal reporting here outside the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, new gun laws are headed to san jose. what gun owners will now need to have along with their license and registration and a new bridge toll assistance program is set to go into effect in the new year. we'll tell you which g

that's how state senator scott wiener describes his bill known as sb 4. a proposal he says is all about making it easier for religious organizations to build affordable housing on their land. the legislation would allow houses of worship and nonprofit colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something wiener says will streamline affordable housing construction, making it >> much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges to convert their excess lands to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be but the bill does face some hurdles. after all, it is the 3rd time winner has introduced the legislation in the past. it faced opposition after some building trades unions came out against it and ready this time. some of the same opponents remain opponents arguing while the legislation ensures fair wages. >> they have concerns that does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protection. >> in a statement, the state building and construction

anniversary of the moscow art theater, and i am very grateful to our german colleagues, namely the company e, sbswhich is one of the leaders. and that means uh producing top and bottom stage equipment they also did. uh, they have done brilliant projects specifically for novosibirsk now, uh, a brilliant project for these four cultural centers and clusters that will be in kemerovo in kaliningrad in vladivostok and i already in sevastopol it will also be the same equipment there, therefore in this part, we have, uh, this plan is fully implemented, and i really hope that we will import this equipment by may 31. and we are going to install it in 24. well, great plans. you they also often said that you are satisfied with the intermediate ones. yes, about repairing it now, in fact, they also said about this . well, the opinion of the viewer. of course, as usual, they split up. someone liked it, someone did not like it. well, the audience was surprised that the curtain of the usual seagull disappeared, but as i understand it, she will return. yes , in some form and on an updated curtain. she will already

for russia in order for it to start negotiations on ending the war, this time he gave an interview to sbs of snews and said that he thinks that the russian leader putin is necessary prosecuting for war crimes and committed in ukraine , he did not say that russian missile attacks on civilian infrastructure are a war crime. this is a war crime, macron said when asked by a journalist whether putin should be prosecuted for similar crimes. macron answered that we must collect all the evidence of war crimes and that what are we doing by sending police officers and experts to ukraine, we have to launch all legal initiatives, that's why my answer is yes, at the same time, macron continues to remind us of the need to support an open dialogue with putin and a guarantee of security for putin's personal russia, one way or another. how to understand macron is still the riddle of our roboxi. danilov said that there are guarantees for putin, because gaga does not foresee a death sentence, that is, in any case, putin will remain alive and his head will not be felt. there are guarantees, yes, and justice,

will introduce the guests of our today's studio, dmitry aleksandrovich zhukov , head holding company sbs sergeevich markov is the head of the second national tv channel political analyst, bc oleg and dukevich mp party leader and petr petrovsky political scientist. good evening. thank you very much for coming. well, everything that is more or less important is happening these days in these months in the world. eh, anyway, somehow it concerns the events in ukraine, i returned from one very distant side not so long ago. i was in india and there they discuss these events, and then on tv there is a rather important place. uh, takes reporting on events in ukraine although well, of course, not like that interest, like e in our country. naturally , the security of the republic of belarus directly depends on what is happening in this unfortunate country, which for decades has had no luck with e, leaders and who fell under fat western partners, was thrown at the mercy of geopolitics and is now reaping the fruits of e. well, in principle, what they were striving for was striving for, estonia latvia

was only giving manchester a, c b said sb was only givin g £40 and 85 p to live only giving £40 andlive for a week, and that's not when you go to m.a. because of the cost of living . so they're cost of living. so they're basically that they want an extra five year every week for the asylum seekers . now there the asylum seekers. now there are . 8000 approximately asylum are. 8000 approximately asylum seekers who live in the self accommodation . and with this accommodation. and with this increase i've done a little bit of packet maths and it's going to be an annual increase of about 12 and a half million pounds if . they about 12 and a half million pounds if. they add this about 12 and a half million pounds if . they add this extra pounds if. they add this extra fiver on, but what's interesting is that the question. well has suella braverman acted unlawfully in. not reviewing this because she is supposed to give the asylum seekers the right amount of money subsist on and she is supposed to check it in line with inflation . and in line with inflation. and obviously because of the cost

was only giving manchester a, c b said sb was only givin g £40 and 85 p to live only giving £40 andlive for a week, and that's not when you go to m.a. because of the cost of living . so they're cost of living. so they're basically that they want an extra five year every week for the asylum seekers . now there the asylum seekers. now there are . 8000 approximately asylum are. 8000 approximately asylum seekers who live in the self accommodation . and with this accommodation. and with this increase i've done a little bit of packet maths and it's going to be an annual increase of about 12 and a half million pounds if . they about 12 and a half million pounds if. they add this about 12 and a half million pounds if . they add this extra pounds if. they add this extra fiver on, but what's interesting is that the question. well has suella braverman acted unlawfully in. not reviewing this because she is supposed to give the asylum seekers the right amount of money subsist on and she is supposed to check it in line with inflation . and in line with inflation. and obviously because of the cost

thank you sb macdonald trumpets face it being twitter ceo is al the fun of being president without being president. still torture the media without having to spell jim acosta's horrible breath and a trumpet lesson filter that mike would fish aquarium those guys sure are good at flipping upside down . how about brian kill me? who knows how he'll handle twitter but it can't be worse than his life. >> i know. that's terrible hilly cretin if she can her, she won't have to murder. good one. also happening over the week in the latest batch of twitter files were dumped showing the fbi rattled twitter is x over not removing stuff that upset them general hazmat value between the revelations quote twitter's contact with the fbi was constant and pervasive as i it were a subsidiary. he should between january 2020 and november 2022 them over 150 e-mails between the fbi and twitter execs and many were bequest by the fbi too take action on election misinformation. if it involved a choked tweets and loaf on the accounts. and with the fbi investigating jokes one thing is for sure. he left a trail when a

there is work going all the time to do that there are sb meet over here and operations across europee and you have a lots of albanians coming over at the moment, a big chunk of the people coming over on boats trying to deal with it when people understandably want to come here for the reasons gestated that english language help communities hear that they already know it will not be easier. i suppose from his point of view if you get it down to the low numbers it used to be that is a much better situation in all respects, obviously the fewer people risking their lives aside from the politics. from his point of view that maybe be an achievement even if you can�*t quite solve the problem. and it measures personal proposed like a cap on refugee or opening safe routes that cap on refugees is a very contentious measure. 0k ok the front page of the daily telegraph lord darroch. i warning that the chinese threat is growing closer because of climate change it looks like. are the chinese are friends? ~ ., looks like. are the chinese are friends? ~ . , ., friends? we have 'ust agreed with the th

. >>> this is part of the challenge the sb frm and there's no way to have a georgely popular and terrifick. steve callies doesn't have the background that paul ryan had. he had been on a, he's saying basically if we don't stay united, they will frnl it has had in states over the years where you have a very tight legislature and there's some kind of a bipartisan deal to elect a compromised candidate. i think in a very polarized washingtons that stl i think it more likely, tate tan and it became backup plan if mccarthy can't get there. yes. snoo amtrak joe and buden is now bucking the unions and a it too chuck did. >> reporter: what is the big content here? >> krus mass. you mean, look. of a rool strike causing a in a if and i think he just want to get a deal done because high feels and what's striking about this is labor has been somewhat quiet out there. they're not out there sort of jamming biden day in and day out so he's got some latitude on this. >> the house has passed these two agreements. one is for the sick paid leave about many and it doesn't seem like today they're going to auto

he has been in prison on sb and ours -- on espionage charges.hitney greiner is being checked out as a precaution. reggie: history was made in congress, protecting same-sex an interracial marriage. this bill had bipartisan support but still faced a challenge. jobina: the respect for marriage act is headed to biden's desk, asking the gov recognize same-sex marriages where they are illegal. bill received bipartisan support. tammy baldwin, the first openly gay senator, said this is personal. sender baldwin: we can put to rest millions of loving couples who are concerned someday an activist supreme court may take their rights and freedoms away. jobina:% o ic ty pp exet nueeps ris the bill was psed aer creested d reconsider protections for gay people and contraception after the court overturned roe v. wade earlier this year. kumasi: the house approved a defense spending bill that lifts a vaccine mandate for the military, giving them a budget of more than $857 billion. that's 10% more than last year. included is a 5% raise for military members, $10 bil

floyd protests and people were getting bailed out and between that and the ask for depopulationwe had sbng of -- what he did is there was a blanket denial of people -- to gi pr bonds people on wide arges. it was sold as bail reform but it really wasn't because what it did was it further entrenched cash bail. so for charges you might hav gotten cash bail for, apr bond, now you d to payasto get out. people were unable to pay cash are stuck in jail and those are mostly poor folk and black and brown folks mostly. that led directlto skyrocketing pretrial cases across the sta. y: krish gundu, thank you for being with us. we turn to keri blakinger, an investigative reporter based in texas, covering jails and prisons for the marshall project. she is the organization's first formerly incarcerated reporter. she's also the author of the memoir "corrections in ink," which details her experience serving time in prison in upstate new york. her most recent piece for the marshall project is headlined "why would prisons ban my book? absurdities rule the system," after the state of florida banned her memo

sb 1160 two will r transparency, requiring businesses to include salary ranges for all job postings and allow employees to ask the pay scale of their current position. an office of labor standards has been established. lopez says the biggest weapon to close the wage gap is being vocal. >> being comfortable discussing pay with your younger sisters, your family, your mom might think just getting the information and doing your research, sharing knowledge with others and negotiating your pay and knowing what you are worth is something that is in our hands. today. the first time ever, the signatures of two women are appearing on currency. janet yellen and lynn millet about signed their names bills at the bureau of engraving and printing in fort worth, texas. -- is also making history as the first native american to have her signature on u.s. currency. larry: a different sort of history made on capitol hill. the house passing the respect for marriage act. kristen: a relieved brittney griner finally on her way home. what it t sometimes a cough isn't just a cough so it's better to be prepared.

on the surface is sounds like mayor bass is doing state of emergency what this is really sb looseningtrictions so she can build 3,000 about units of homeless shelters and when you have a state of emergency lawrence, federal dollars come pour manager that's what this is about but when i talk to law enforcement in los angeles, people on the frontlines of the homeless crisis, they will tell you this is a drug issue predominantly saw that walking the streets but you go to venice beach there's drugged out homeless people in front stoops of homes next to schoolhouses. that's not supposed to happen but as sheriff villanueva told both of us, they're not enforcing the law. >> raymond he lost. i did -- we did so many stories they're on the ground he was trying to clean it up. >> he was and he's a democrat. and they sent him packing. >> right he was out now new sheriff in town the problem is she's focused on the money, and building shelters and here's the other thing. she mentioned i guess in an interview -- that she would like to take a -- plot of land in lancaster, california. 70 miles north o

here is a look at the long list of changes we see from sb 1162. privacy, and crime. you can find them at abc 7 news.com, but we want to focus on wage transparency. companies with 15 or more employees must post salary and pay scale information for job listings and current employees. researchers say this is one way to help close the pay gap. requires changing cultures and values and practice. reggie: it will also require companies to submit epee data report that includes race, ethnicity, gender, and job category. a weighted blanket is being blamed for two children's deaths. kumasi: data access through tiktok. its parent company is responding to potential employee leaks. in a programming note we want to share with you. our streaming show is taking a holiday vacation, but we will be back starting on january 3. drew: 6:38 a.m., and we do have a spare the air day in effect. poor air quality for the bay shoreline and the santa clara valley. a fair amount of cloud cover to start our day. brighter skies will prevail as the afternoon goes on. it will feel m

goodbye tokyo the newspaper sb belarus today analyzed the situation.tuation with the queues at the border continues to be tense and seems to only get worse on the night from tuesday to wednesday, only at the berestovitsa checkpoint more than 600 heavy trucks and 120 cars have accumulated on the belarusian polish border . what they are to blame for, emotions do not hide no one but everyone understands our neighbors once again demonstrate their rudeness towards ordinary people, forcing them to freeze for days. waiting for the opportunity to cross the border report of the border checkpoint in the newspaper respublika at the end of november, a 12-year-old teenager from gomel was in the hospital with a diagnosis of poisoning with an unknown substance, the boy's mother called an ambulance and dad, to whom he confessed that he smoked a vape during a walk, and now he feels bad, and in the minsk region, his parents found a thirteen-year-old daughter. with no signs of life next to the body, specialists found paragenerators and liquid for filling it, they never t

sb 1162 will require businesses to include salary ranges for all job postings and allow employees tohe pay scale of their current position. >> today's wet weather is a hint of what is the come. take a look at this live look outside. you cannot see anything. an atmospheric river is coming and spencer is going to tell us about it and the rain coming this weekend. now, it's official. xfinity has the fastest internet and the fastest mobile service. that's right, xfinity just increased internet speeds... again! and xfinity mobile gives you can't-catch-me speeds. plus, save hundreds on internet for your first two years when you add mobile. the fastest internet, the fastest mobile service, and major savings? can't argue with the facts. get gig speed internet for $50 a month for 2 full years when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. plus, get $200 back. switch today! (boy) i think this is going to work... (vo) small businesses like this learning center... (smb) there's only one way to find out. (vo) ...help communities thrive. that's why wells fargo has donated roughly $420 million do

there is a new variant, that's standing out where you are right now, picking up steam, sb.1.5, just tothe most contagious of the virus since march of 2020. in particular, a big concern to those, 75 and older, those who have not been boosted recently and medically high risk. this is not over with. we're expecting 6,000 to 8,000 deaths week over week, mid-january onwards. covid cases and hospitalizations i think the worst unfortunately is ahead of us for the winter. flu and rsv have plateaued at the very high level. >> going, piggybacking off that video intro that we saw about children's hospitals being overwhelmed in terms of their infrastructure, do you have similar concerns, with shortages in nursing in this country, especially as you say, heading into the surge in covid cases for the winter? >> you know, sam, i'm in an icu in seattle. most of the nurses i work with here in the icu are traveling nurses. it's proved that the nursing field, such as ic nurses, pediatric or adult, there's always been a chronic shortage. covid has really shined a light on that. we had about a 20% nursing s

and on guns sb 9, 1, 5 will go into effect.k, this is a first in the nation law authored by irvine senator dave min. the law will outlaw the sale and transfer of firearms on all state owned property effectively banning gun shows from taking place at the state. 74 fairgrounds, gun shows sell 10's of thousands of guns in our communities. >> and there is at this point overwhelming statistical evidence that the morgans, you have a community and surprisingly, the more likely you are to have all sorts of different gun violence. this bill is misdirected fairgrounds, our own, but all the people in the state of california, them, therefore it cannot be banned from these public facilities. and in 2023 jaywalking will also become legal reporting here outside the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news >> as you know, inflttion seems to be hitting just about everything and just at this now to that long list, champagne. if you still plan to use it to ring in the new year, brace yourself for some price hikes. the average price is now said to be a

form and appear in the public domain, the benefits of the new system are being discussed at pages of sb and belarus today. for some public sector workers, the state helps to temporarily solve the housing problem by helping with rental housing. so the capital has more than 12,000 rental apartments on the official websites of the districts of the administration, not only the announcement of the availability of housing is published, but its characteristics after the placement of such announcements within 15 calendar days, citizens can apply for specific rental apartments or rooms. housing is provided for use by citizens for a period before 5 years with the possibility of further extension of the contract, and the intricacies of obtaining such housing were told by the head of the housing policy department of the minsk executive committee elena lukashevich who in the eu consumes potatoes the most interesting statistics are published by the satellite, belarus has been holding the lead for 5 years, follows from the data statistics of the eurasian economic union, one member of the belarusian ho

how germany will become the guarantor of european security and will reason ever win about this writes sb belarus today . at the sports palace they continue to prepare the new year's location already installed and decorated the christmas tree on the finished knight's towers or illustrations with a cat and a hare behind them there will be a concert stage reminiscent of a knight's town, appeared children's attractions and fair houses chalet preparations for the new year in the central part of pobediteley avenue is in full swing details photo reports of the agency correspondent, minsk news. the world cup brought together the most zealous fans of the most popular sport in the world in katarea, as the photographers of world agencies notice, there are also very pretty fans among the fans. so photos of the croatian cheerleader ivana to zero models and just beauties. all over the internet. she topped the ranking of the hottest fans at the world cup in qatar however, sputnik belarus correspondents found others no less bright and attractive. i 'll come running to you on the porcini mushroom on the

more of the same for birmingham sb and in houston three days of below normal temperatures. 60 million will experience temperatures below normal for this. this is like a gut punch to the u.s., so to speak. 24 hours ago, 28 degrees warmer yesterday at this time in dallas-ft. worth. the cold front is racing east. look at the temperature drop in nashville. by this evening dropping 30 degrees. atlanta, you're next. victor? >> derek van dam for us in the severe weather center. thank you. >>> bring in stephanie felt, emergency management director of a county in minnesota there. start with your number one concern, stephanie, what's your biggest concern? >> number one concern would be stranded motorists. people are thinking that since we had a calm this morning, we had some sunshine, there wasn't the winds, the heavy snowfalls had stopped. people thought, hey, the weather looks fine to me, but what happened at noon for us is those extreme winds are starting to kick in. so even though we're not getting new snow falls the winds are blowing around what fell yesterday. so visibilities are rapidly

senator scott wiener says that the bill he authored, which is called sb 4, would make it easier for religiousanizations to build affordable housing on their properties. the legislation would allow houses of worship and nonprofit colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something winner says will streamline the construction process. >> it will be at absolute game changer in getting the affordable housing that we need. don't make much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges to convert their excess land to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be built. >> this is the 3rd time this piece of legislation has been introduced in the past. it faced opposition after some of the building trade unions came out against it and already this time, some of the very same opponents remain opponents. they argue that while the legislation ensures fair wages, they have concerns it does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protections. lawmakers will officially begin to review the bi

found it relatively convenient, but i think one thing we're missing here is despite the obstacles from sb 202, trunk indicating the time frame, making it a little harder to vote, organizers have been so intentional about making sure folks are informed and educated around the new law and the voting process. so many people i talk to said it's still kind of a pain in the butt but there are opportunities to vote early. so i think the part about the -- you know, these voter suppression and folks are concerned about is how much you won't see, how many people were turned away, there was a lady who came out earlier incensed that she had the wrong voting place and no one had told her. she wasn't aware, there's no one reminding folks to line to make sure they are at the right polling place. there still is some confusion, but otherwise folks have found it under the circumstances relatively straightforward. >> that's underlined by the record early turnout those days leaving up to the election. trymaine lee live in atlanta, stay warm, my friend. >>> turning to arizona which has certified its 2022 midt

and on guns sb 9, 1, 5 will go into effect. look, this is a first in the nation law authored by irvine senator dave min. the law will outlaw the sale and transfer of firearms on all state owned property effectively banning gun shows from taking place at the state. 74 fairgrounds, gun shows sell 10's of thousands of guns in our communities. >> and there is at this point overwhelming statistical evidence. >> that the morgans, you have a community and surprisingly, the more likely you are to have all sorts of different gun violence. this bill is misdirected fairgrounds, our own, but all the people in the state of california that therefore it cannot be banned from these public facilities. and in 2023 jaywalking will also become legal reporting here outside the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> the founder of thales cryptocurrency exchange ftx is expected to enter a plea in court next week. sam bankman-fried is charged with defrauding investors of investors. prosecutors are accusing bankman-fried of, quote, fraud of epic propo

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and on guns sb 9, 1, 5 will go into effect. first in the nation law authored by irvine senator dave min. the law will outlaw the sale and transfer of firearms on all state owned property effectively banning gun shows from taking place at the state. 74 fairgrounds, gun shows sell 10's of thousands of guns in our communities. >> and there is at this point overwhelming statistical evidence that the morgans, you have a community and surprisingly, the more likely you are to have all sorts of difaerent gun violence. this bill is misdirected fairgrounds, our own, but all the people in the state of california, them, therefore it cannot be banned from these public facilities. and in 2023 jaywalking will also become legal reporting here outside the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> as we head to break, let's head outside and we want to show you live look. this is 80 at 101. and you can clearly see the roadways still very wet. probably driz ling still at this time. we're going to check >> happening tonight, you have another chance t

and on guns sb 9, 1, 5 will go into effect. look, this is a first in the nation law authored by irvine senator dave min. the law will outlaw the sale and transfer of firearms on all state owned property effectively banning gun shows from taking place at the state. 74 fairgrounds, gun shows sell 10's of thousands of guns in our communities. >> and there is at this point overwhelming statistical evidence that the morgans, you have a community and surprisingly, the more likely you are to have all sorts of different gun violence. this bill is misdirected fairgrounds, our own, but all the people in the state of california, them, therefore it cannot be banned from these public facilities. and in 2023 jaywalking will also become legal reporting here outside the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> to bridge toll assistance programs are set to take effect january 1st, some military veterans will be able to cross all california toll bridges for free. that includes veterans with a congressional medal of honor, disabled veterans. those

about that in georgia, and there's a third issue around voting rights, that we have not forgotten about sb 202, the voter suppression bill right, and it has had an impact. it's why the lines are so long. on one hand, we're celebrating, yes, they're long lines, it is a shame that people are standing in line two, three hours just to cast their ballot to vote. we need voting rights legislation, and we need an advocate like warnock that would go to the senate and fight for us. we have real people with real needs. >> the senate, it can be sort of a dry topic, right. what do they do. with 51 votes, democrats got stalled on a lot of the progressive parts of biden's agenda. he was able to get the bridges built and some things he could get past a certain senator from west virginia. with 51 votes, it changes the game. >> we can ignore kyrsten sinema or that senator from west virginia. one of the two will basically be blanked by this additional seat coming in, and that's huge. it matters for judges. >> absolutely. >> it matters for judges, and they are the people who are going to be able to protect o

senator scott wiener describes his bill known as sb 4. he says is all about making it easier for religious organizations to build affordable housing on their land. the legislation would allow houses of worship and nonprofit colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something wiener says will streamline affordable housing construction, making it >> much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges to convert their excess lands to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be built. but the bill does face some hurdles. after all, it is the 3rd time winner has introduced the legislation in the past. it faced opposition after some building trades unions came out against it and ready this time. some of the same opponents remain opponents arguing while the legislation ensures fair wages, they have concerns that does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protection. >> in a statement, the state building and construction trades

that's how state senator scott wiener describes his bill known as sb 4. a proposal he says is all about making it easier for religious organizations to build affordable housing on their land. the legislation would allow houses of worship and nonprofit colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something wiener says will streamline affordable housing construction, making it >> much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges to convert their excess lands to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be but the bill does face some hurdles. after all, it is the 3rd time winner has introduced the legislation in the past. it faced opposition after some building trades unions came out against it and ready this time. some of the same opponents remain opponents arguing while the legislation ensures fair wages, they have concerns that does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protection. >> in a statement, the state building and construction tr

and on guns sb 9, 1, 5 will go into effect. look, this is a first in the nation law authored by irvine senator dave min. the law will outlaw the sale and transfer of firearms on all state owned property effectively banning gun shows from taking place at the state. 74 fairgrounds, gun shows sell 10's of thousands of guns in our communities. >> and there is at this point overwhelming statistical evidence that the morgans, you have a community and surprisingly, the more likely you are to have all sorts of different gun violence. this bill is misdirected fairgrounds, our own, but all the people in the state of california, them, therefore, it cannot be banned from these public facilities. and in 2023 jaywalking will also become legal reporting here outside the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how safe is it for you and your family to be on these popular social media platforms? why some lawmakers are saying it may not be as safe as you thought. we explain why coming up. and after the bre

senator scott wiener describes his bill known as sb 4.ng it easier for religious organizations to build affordable housing on their land. the legislation would allow houses of worship and nonprofit colleges to bypass some zoning laws. and california's environmental review process, something wiener says will streamline affordable housing construction, making it much, much, much easier and faster for churches, synagogues, mosques, nonprofit colleges. >> to convert their excess lands to 100% affordable housing that will allow number of new affordable homes to be but the bill does face some hurdles. after all, it is the 3rd time winner has introduced the legislation in the past. it faced opposition after some building trades unions came out against it and ready this time. some of the same opponents remain opponents arguing while the legislation ensures fair wages, they have concerns that does not do enough to guarantee construction worker protection. >> in a statement, the state building and construction trades council said we must remain opp

the measure, sb 58 will make it legal in the state to present to possess certain naturally occurringllucinogens for personal use. if you're 21 older, senator weiner described current laws banning the position of the plant based psychedelics as bad policy, calling it a continuation of the war on drugs. the bill so far receiving support from several groups in the mental health community, including those focused on treating veterans with ptsd and depression. on average, 18 veterans in this country commits suicide every single day. that is unacceptable and it is avoidable. these people have put their lives on the line for our country, and we need to support them and what we're doing here today with senate bill 58 well that will help support the mental health of our veterans and a recent study by researchers at johns hopkins university found that hallucinogenic mushrooms given to cancer patients help treat their anxiety and depression. pushed back against the bill is expected to come from a number of law enforcement. associations hundreds of viewers. us tourists remain stranded in peru am

sb-1162 will require to include salary ranges for all job postings and allow employees to ask for theay scale of their current position. reggie: governor newsom joined oregon's governor and the secretary of the interior to celebrate historic project. they were along the klamath river along the california oregon border yesterday. u.s. regulators approved a plan to demolish dams on the klamath river which runs through northern california and oregon. the change would open up hundreds of miles of salmon habitat, whichate american tr and environmentalnominfor. david: -- gov. newsom: i think there's been a sense of ongoing anxiety that's been expressed and doubt that this would ever would come together and i think, you know, we are here is a testament to people's faith and devotion to this cause and it's, you know, at a time when there is a lot to, you know, feel negative about. this is a really remarkable moment to celebrate. reggie: the smallest dam could come down in the summer and the other three dams will be drained slowly in early 2024. kumasi: there are new details in the death of a

the measure, sb 58 would make it legal in the state to possess certain naturally occurring hallucinogens for personal use. if you're 21 older, weiner describing current laws banning the possession of plant based psychedelics as bad policy, calling it a continuation of the war on drugs. the bill so far receiving support from several groups in the mental health community, including those focused on treating veterans with diagnoses ranging from substance abuse disorders, ptsd and depression. on average, 18 veterans in this country commits suicide every single day. that is unacceptable and it is avoidable. these people have put their lives on the line for our country and we need to support them. and what we're doing here today with senate bill 58. well that will help support the mental health of our veterans and along with helping some veterans, a recent study by researchers at johns hopkins finding that hallucinogenic mushrooms given to cancer patients help treat their anxiety and depression. push back against the bill expected to come from a number of law enforcement associations, which ha